Whether you make a mummy family or group of friends, the lanterns can help guide little trick-or-treaters through the darkness straight to your treats. Another great use of the mummy jars would be as candy holders leading up to the big night.
1 Select several Mason jars of either the same or different sizes. Remove the lids and make...
Welcome your family and friends to your home this autumn with our great homemade fall door hanger craft. We took advantage of seasonal items, such as small and large craft foam fall leaves, from our local craft store, but we've included a template to assist you in case you couldn't find similar items. This craft does require a little bit more patience than others so it's much better suited to an older child, however, as with all of our...
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Cut a small diamond out of yellow construction paper and fold in half to create the beak.
Cut a wattle (rectangle with a heart shape at one end) out of red construction paper.
Glue beak, wattle, and google eyes to pinecone.
Twist dark pipe cleaner around pinecone base and poke into orange.
Glue fall leaves to opposite side of orange to create tail feathers. (Or trace your child's hand on two different color sheets of construction paper. Cut out and glue them together,...
Spooky up your next Halloween party with these tea light candles. They are created by rolling different lengths of corrugated cardboard around tea lights and then decorated with netting and spiders. This project is inexpensive to make and takes very little time to complete.
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1. Put the cardboard between the two layers of shirt so that that paint won't bleed onto the back.
2. Pour red paint onto plate and coat child's hand in it.
3. Press painted hand firmly in the middle of white shirt.
4. And voila. (you can fill in any areas that got missed by using a small paintbrush)
5. The next step is...
What you'll need:
1. Fold your 4"x12" paper in half for the card.
2. Cut out a tie shape from the card stock you choose.
3. Adhere the tie to the center of your card about 1" from the...
Ever since I was young, I’ve always loved snow globes. I pretty much love everything tiny (tiny rabbits, tiny knitted bows, tiny pizzas, etc.) and tiny things inside a bubble that you can fill with glitter and snow have got to be top of my list.
These snow globes are so easy and so much fun to make and make the perfect present or mantelpiece topper. The funnest part is picking...
